Marbella Celebrates the Hispanic Heritage Festival

Marbella celebrates until tomorrow, October 13, the Festival of Hispanic Heritage, a meeting point for cuisine, music, and traditions where ten countries gather. The mayor, Ángeles Muñoz, has visited the event, held at La Represa Park, and highlighted the importance of this event "as a space for coexistence among cultures".

The mayor recalled that "there are 13,500 Hispanic Americans registered in the city" and invited "everyone to enjoy this initiative and to celebrate together the cultural richness that unites us as brotherly peoples."

The festival, which takes place from 1:00 PM to midnight and is organized by the Department of Resident Foreigners in collaboration with Baobab Events and the Hispanic American associations of the city, includes a wide gastronomic offer, live performances, and activities for the whole family, aiming to promote coexistence, integration, and cultural exchange among neighbors and visitors.

In this edition, Paraguay, Ecuador, Chile, Mexico, Argentina, Venezuela, Peru, Cuba, Colombia, and Spain are participating.